Gendered Narrative and Feminine Modernity: Free Indirect Discourse in Lin Huiyin's "In Ninety-Nine Degrees of Heat".

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Published in:Frontiers of Literary Studies in China no. 4; pp. 578 - 605
Main Author: Yixin LIU
Format: Article
Published: Higher Education Press Limited Company 2020
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